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PDHPE EDUC2747 exam preparation
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Gymnastics benifits physical, cognitive, social and emotional skills.
False
True
2
In dance lessons teachers should
not..
Use music.
have fun
Be involved
Spend long explaining the dance.
3
FMS are not taught in gymnastics
False
True
4
A good way to get boys involved in dance is ...
Partnering them with a girl.
Allowing them to choose their own music.
Give them a sport to play instead.
Let them watch for a while.
5
What is the purpose of PDHPE?
To give students a break from other important KLA's.
To promote healthy, safe and active lives.
To encourage students to become professional athletes.
To make sure students are fit
6
A solution to the barriers is...
Getting a professional sports player to teach the students.
Removing some of the PDHPE content from the syllabus.
Buying better equipment.
Increasing teacher knowledge and confidence.
7
Children who are physically active are wired differently.
False
True
8
What is an interpersonal relationship?
The connection you have to your pets.
The relationship between a teacher and a student.
Is when you are happy and willing to talk to anyone.
A social connection between two or more people.
9
Physical literacy can be defined as ...
Being able to spell words related to sport and fitness.
Accessing, understanding, analysing, applying health information.
The confidence and motivation to apply PA skills to a person's life.
The knowledge and understanding of the benefits of being PA.
10
Running backwards is highly recomended in primary gymnastics
False
True
11
Before teaching relationships and safety you should
Memorise all safety statistics.
Inform parents
Have a coffee.
Make sure all students have had breakfast.
12
There are two types of barriers to quality PDHPE lessons
False
True
13
The beep test assesses students muscular fitness.
False
True
14
There are not many cognitive benifits of being physically active.
False
True
15
Why do we need to teach safety?
We don't really- all kids learn this at home.
Because children like to do dangerous things.
Because it is in the syllabus
Children need to know how to identify hazards and what to do.
16
Why should children develop physical and health literacy?
Because the syllabus says so.
So they have better academic results.
So they can become elite athletes.
So they can make the right choices and live a healthy active life.
17
How many contexts for learning are there?
14
10
15
8
18
The DMPs are -Statics, landings, spring, rotations, swing and ?
Jumps
Flexibility
Locomotion
Stretch
19
Females are less likely to meet the Health realated fitness goals than boys.
False
True
20
Physical activity affects the brain by...
Decreasing thinking.
Increasing blood flow.
Getting hit in the head with a ball during team sport.
Making you tired.
21
Social emotional learning can...
Make you fitter.
Improve student engagement.
Improve overall classroom behaviour.
Improve academics.
22
Girls drink more milk than boys
True
False
23
Screen time should be ...
No more than 2 hours
4-5 hours a day
Banned
3-4 hours a day.
24
Soft drink consumption is higher for..
Basketball players.
middle eastern families
High SES families.
Teachers
25
Good games in PE
Have high active time.
Encourage teamwork by playing one big team game.
Means students need to be patience and wait for their turn.
Leads to students becoming professional sports players.
26
Vigourouse activities should be performed
Three times p/w
3 hours p/d
3 hours p/w
Three times p/d
27
There are 6 opportunities to increase physical activity
True
False
28
Only 23% of children met the 60min guideline.
True
False
29
PDHPE is
not
a compulsory subject.
True
False
30
Being active can
Increase obesity.
Increase behavioural problems.
Lead to high soft drink consumption.
Increase bone health
31
Specialist can achieve better outcomes because...
They know the students better.
Students behave better when specialists teach.
They know more about PE than a generalist primary teacher.
It means the student will have quality PE- it won't get skipped.
32
Dance lessons are best...
outdoors
In early stage one.
In a busy area.
indoors
33
The most neglected opportunity to increase PA is ...
Before and after-school care.
During school.
Staff involvement.
Family and Community.
34
There are seven Dominant movement patterns.
True
False
35
Why is Enjoyable one of the teahing principles?
The more students enjoy an activity, the more they want to participate.
Enjoyment means the teacher does not really need to do anything.
Students are likelier to leave school early to become an athlete.
Enjoying PE means students will be more willing to help pack up.
36
Teachers feel that institutional barriers are at fault for poor quality PDHPE.
True
False
37
A physical outcome from school gymnastics is ...
Healthier-looking hair.
Increased muscular strength.
Bigger smiles.
Better looking students.
38
A practical example of
supportive
is ..
Including elimination games.
Always offering lots of praise to the student who performs the best.
Proving individual feedback
offering free play
39
The ability to perform movement is broken up into skill related and health related.
True
False
40
Skill fitness component is about how well you can perform the movement.
True
False
41
Childrens physical fitness is linked to current and future health status.
False
True
42
One of the benifits of school gymnastics is ...
Ability to control the body.
Time off other KLAs
It is easier than team sport.
All students like it better than other content areas.
43
How many serves of vegtables should 9-11yr olds consume daily?
3.5
4-5
5
4
44
The maximum amout of red meat consumed in a week is...
4 serves
5 serves
1 serve
3 serves
45
SAAFE stands for - supportive, active, autonomous, fair and ...
Empowering.
Easygoing.
Energetic.
Enjoyable.
46
To develop fitness levels students need to be able to set goals and push themselves to achieve their goal.
False
True
47
Gymnastics in primary schools focus on
giving students a break from team sports.
Exploring different ways the body can move.
Becoming an elite gymnast.
Competitiveness.
48
Autonomous means ...
Students automatically sit down when they are out.
Students automatically know what to do after an explanation.
Teachers choose everything a student has to do in a lesson.
There is plenty of opportunity for student choice within a lesson.
49
It is ok to use the same content and styles of dance all the time.
True
False
50
SAAFE is an acronym for evidence based teaching principles.
False
True
51
What one has a higher rate in Australia?
Physical literacy
Health literacy
52
How many minutes of Mod-Vig activity p/d is recommended in Physical activity guidelines?
60m
150m
40m
20m
53
Muscular fitness level results were lower than cardio respiratory fitness results.
True
False
54
Vegtable consumption in Australia is meeting the guidelines
True
False
55
ES1- stage 1 should focus on correct form.
True
False
56
Health-related fitness is assessed by..
Observations
The principal
Beep test and standing long jump.
Written exams
57
An example of an Instutional barriers would be ...
Knowledge
Attitude
Poor facilities
Too many students.
58
Health literacy is ...
Proving students with fundamental movement skills.
Accessing, understanding, analysing, and applying health information.
The mastery of movement skills.
Knowing what foods to eat.
59
Which of the following is NOT a health related componant?
agility
Body composition
Cardio
flexibility
60
Poor PE in school means...
Students are too busy focusing on more important klas.
Fewer gold medals for Australia in the Olympics.
Kids miss out on reaching developmental outcomes.
Happier students.
61
Student 7+ learn best when taught in context- game centered approach.
False
True
62
Rotations are..
Moving around different activities during the lesson.
Movements while suspended e.g. skipping with a rope.
movements around an axis e.g. log roll
Moving from A-B in a variety of ways, e.g. crab walk.
63
Dance has physical, cognitive and social outcomes.
True
False
64
ES1-1 students do not have the social skills for team based activities.
True
False
65
Direct/explicit teaching is best in PE for stage two and three
False
True
66
How many food groups are in the Australian guide to healthy eating?
5
6
4
7
67
What is the number one cause of injury to young people?
poisoning
Drowning
House fires
Car passengers
68
Which of the following is NOT a suitable reason for physical contact witha student in gymnastics?
To congratulate a student.
To prevent an injury
To treat an injury
To meet the requirements of the sport.
69
Emotional benefits include- motivation, resilience and coping skills.
True
False
70
Teaching interpersonal relationships includes..
Learning about people, how they influence actions, feelings and thoughts.
Developing cooperation, collaboration and networking skills.
Developing caring attitudes to others.
Recognising the rights and responsibilities of individuals.
71
Dominant movement patterns (DMP) are...
Skills used in gymnastics.
Skills used in team sports.
Movements that are done naturally and don't need to be taught.
Skills used in dance.
72
The amout of time spent being active at school per week is
80 mins
120 mins
130mins
150 mins
73
There is no difference between highly trained class teacher and a specialist PE teacher.
False
True
74
What are the three strands in the PDHPE syllabus?
movement skills and performance
Healthy, safe and active lifestyles
Body composition and flexibility
Health, wellbeing and relationships
